If You Liked The Last of Us

Fallout takes the end of civilization and gives us weirdness, violence, and biting class commentary, but always pulls us back to the messy humanity surviving in the rubble.

The Handmaid's Tale twists dystopia into personal agony and rebellion, making every silent defiance feel seismic—brutality with a pulse.

The Walking Dead: Dead City is a tense, haunted trek through urban decay, where trauma bonds and brutal trust make survival even trickier than the monsters.

The 100 strands ragged survivors amid apocalypse after apocalypse, but its true fallout is the choices that scar the soul more than the landscape.

The Walking Dead delivers bleakness and family drama at the world's end—watching what people turn into when stripped down to bare survival.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon trades the American wasteland for a surreal, desperate France, but it's still about unlikely bonds and moral choices in the ashes.

See is savage and tactile, a post-apocalypse with genuine stakes, where every touch and connection replaces lost sight—and lost humanity.

FROM traps its characters in a waking nightmare that’s less about monsters in the woods and more about being hunted by their own fears and desperation.

Silo burrows deep into paranoia and community fractures, unraveling humanity under pressure and secrets as suffocating as their underground world.